RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The detection of a coronavirus outbreak among 650 German slaughterhouse workers has caused concern in central Europe, amid its de-escalation phase, that the country could suffer a relapse.
In Spain, one day before travel between regions is allowed for tourists from abroad on June 21st, the case is being closely monitored for the implications it could have on the transition into the so-called new normalcy. The situation in Germany, reported on Wednesday, was a wake-up call for everyone.
Why is it so important?
Spain, like Germany, is one of the countries . . .
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